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#politics
Breitbart: Economists Admit Migration Spikes Inflation
Mass migration is causing inflation in Canada as migrants increase rents and housing prices. This contradicts claims by U.S. lobby groups that migration lowers wages and cuts inflation. This is significant for U.S. politics as it reveals how President Biden's easy-migration policy is contributing to the unpopular inflation affecting many Americans.
Breitbart: MSNBC's Psaki: Trump Is 'Running Because He Wants to Prevent Himself from Going to Jail'
Former President Trump is running for president again to prevent himself from going to jail and to potentially pardon himself. He is not deeply invested in policy but is focused on protecting himself and his interests.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russian logistics to suffer short- and medium-term after Crimean bridge attack – ISW
The strategic Kerch Strait Bridge between Russia and occupied Crimea was attacked, causing sections of the bridge to collapse. The damage could hinder Russian military logistics in southern Ukraine, leaving Russian forces vulnerable. The attack has worsened existing supply shortages for Russian troops, and Russian authorities are struggling to mitigate the consequences.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: United States and China are taking opposite approaches to AI
China and the United States have contrasting approaches to governing artificial intelligence (AI). China has strict regulations in the private/commercial sector but does not regulate AI in the military. The U.S. has rules for AI-driven military systems but lacks regulation for the tech industry's release of generative AI models like ChatGPT-4.
China prioritizes political stability by regulating AI in the private sector and censoring content to align with state authority. The People's Liberation Army (PLA) aims to rapidly apply AI to its missions without visible ethical restraint. In contrast, the U.S. has military AI regulations while lacking control over the private sector's release of AI models.
#military
Breitbart: Kirby: Military Has 'Sacred Obligation' to Provide Troops Abortion Access
White House spokesman John Kirby argues that providing troops and their families with access to abortion is a "foundational sacred obligation" for military leaders. He claims that it is necessary for military readiness and that not allowing access to abortion could harm recruitment and retention. Kirby criticizes Senator Tommy Tuberville for opposing the Pentagon's abortion policy and warns that it could result in the loss of important talent in the military.
Fox News: Pentagon’s AI plan must include offense and defense under House-passed bill: ‘DOD has to catch up’
The House passed a defense policy bill that encourages the use of artificial intelligence (AI) by the Pentagon. However, the bill also requires officials to assess the national security vulnerabilities posed by AI systems used by China, Russia, and other adversaries. Rep. Marc Molinaro pushed for this assessment due to the advanced AI capabilities of these countries. The amendment passed easily in a voice vote, indicating bipartisan support for evaluating AI vulnerabilities.
#technology
Fox News: Weather researchers unleash fleet of drones that sail directly into eye of hurricane
A high-tech saildrone was deployed near Charleston, South Carolina, to collect weather data from hurricanes. The saildrone, partnered with NOAA, captured the first-ever video from inside a major hurricane. With an expanded fleet planned for the 2023 hurricane season, researchers hope to improve hurricane intensity prediction.
#other
Breitbart: Scientists: Socialist Oil Spills Leave Venezuela’s Largest Lake Teeming with Toxins
Roughly 40% of Lake Maracaibo in Venezuela is contaminated with toxic cyanobacteria, posing severe health risks to humans, animals, and the environment. The socialist regime of Nicolás Maduro, particularly the state oil company PDVSA, is blamed for polluting the lake with oil and other chemicals.